This has got me thinking.
Is it still legal to tow another vehicle with a piece of rope ? and a steers/brakes man in the towed vehicle of course.
take a look at NSW Legislation
(e) if the 2 vehicles are joined by means of a rope, chain or wire—there is displayed between the vehicles a red flag or other suitable object so as to be clearly visible as a warning of danger,
(f) an illuminated light is attached at night to that portion of the towed vehicle that faces any following vehicle (in the centre of that portion or to the right-hand or off side of the centre) and shows a clear red light so that it will be distinctly visible to the driver of any following vehicle and, if the 2 vehicles are joined by means of a rope, chain or wire, a bright white light is projected by a light or lights attached to the towed vehicle so that it will render clearly visible any flag or other object displayed in accordance with paragraph (e),
(g) if the towed vehicle is not constructed to be propelled by mechanical means—it is fastened with the shafts or pole of it in actual contact with the towing vehicle.
Also read secs 294-1 294-2
There is also seems to be a commonly-held belief that only solid connector bar is now legal - I would appreciate it, if this is the case, if someone could post a link to the relevent regulation/section.
but I think the overall the move will be to disallow this in time - & make you get a tow truck or tilt tray
unless you're a nomad towing a suzuk behind your winnebago
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